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originally posted by: Mikeultra
a reply to: Psynic
You don't know whether it was still painted as a Malaysian Airlines aircraft when it 1st arrived in Israel.
www.huffingtonpost.com...
It's been over 15 years since PM Netanyahu's speech to a joint session of Congress stating Israel's goal of economic independence. In 1997, Israel received $3.1 billion in aid from the U.S. In 2012, Israel was still receiving $3.1 billion annually in U.S. aid. We haven't made much progress towards PM Netanyahu's goal. For Israel's sake, as well as for America's, it's time to reduce U.S. annual aid to Israel -- to 0 -- over some reasonable adjustment period (perhaps 5 to 10 years), leaving open the possibility, of course, for emergency aid.
originally posted by: Mikeultra
www.huffingtonpost.com...
It's been over 15 years since PM Netanyahu's speech to a joint session of Congress stating Israel's goal of economic independence. In 1997, Israel received $3.1 billion in aid from the U.S. In 2012, Israel was still receiving $3.1 billion annually in U.S. aid. We haven't made much progress towards PM Netanyahu's goal. For Israel's sake, as well as for America's, it's time to reduce U.S. annual aid to Israel -- to 0 -- over some reasonable adjustment period (perhaps 5 to 10 years), leaving open the possibility, of course, for emergency aid.
3.1 billion dollars annually is the amount the U.S. gives Israel to this day! So my comment was quite accurate. They're worthless leeches. Outlaw nation applies because after WWII, land was taken from Palestine and given to Israel. That's called stealing which is against the law. Therefore they are an outlaw nation of worthless leeches. And I suspect they have something to do with the missing MH370 aircraft and 911 too.
originally posted by: Psynic
From the Ozzie report:
"This arc is considered to be the location where the aircraft's fuel was exhausted".
That's a new definition to me.
The arc was created based on the distance between the satellite and the plane and it occurred 7 hours (I believe) after takeoff. The amount of fuel at this point is unknown and only postulated to be exhausted. Furthermore the final signal did not have a doppler offset indicating the direction of travel, meaning it was no longer in the air, but was stationary.
How could an aircraft communicate to a satellite if it had crashed in the ocean?
It couldn't.
Anything coming out of Australia, in light of the previous OUTRAGEOUS reports of "substantive evidence", has to be considered suspect of being disinformation. This report being a prime example.